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Linear regression analyses were used to estimate the trends of viral transmission in South Korea, which confirmed that participants experienced a decreasing trend at Time 1 and an increasing trend at Time 2.

While open-mindedness was a considerable predictor of inclination to all three outcome measures, CRT was predictive of lower adherence to stricter hygiene maintenance and lower support of restrictive COVID-19 policies, albeit these effects were weak and possibly significant due to the sample size.

Control on social distancing was significant, but this main effect in comparison to Control condition was not observed in Study 2 and its indirect effect was only marginally significant, suggesting that effects, especially of multiculturalism compared to neutral conditions, may be weak and in need of replication.

They reached significant (or at least almost significant) values between “loudspeaker” and “TV screen with documentary video” ( p naturalness = 0.052, p fit of sound and picture < 0.001, p emotional stimulation < 0.001 and p immersion < 0.001) and between “loudspeaker” and “live” ( p naturalness = 0.013, p fit of sound and picture < 0.001, p emotional st

Statistically, the load effects in the low-load and control condition did not differ (however, given the value of p is 0.051 it could be argued that this difference is close to being significant).

The multivariate analysis confirmed age (OR: 1.07; 95%CI: 1.02–1.13; p = 0.008) together with three other (even if not fully significant) characteristics of spontaneous text (writing score - spatial orientation; total number of words; and percent of errors) as independent factors associated with cognitive impairment.

Again, the differences are highly significant according to a binomial mixed-effects regression model ( Table 1 ).

Thus these 14 items were found to display practically significant DIF effects.

All regression models aimed at explaining negative emotions toward microalgae-based foods had only a marginally significant overall fit, indicating that neither perceived inexpensiveness nor its interaction with egoistic (or biospheric) values were meaningful predictors of negative emotions toward microalgae-based foods.

Although a negative trend in the number of garbage disposals seemed to emerge, as expected, no significant decrease in illegal garbage disposals was found.

Replication of the original regression model on the training cohort confirmed the significance of the same subset of predictors (including those with borderline significance on the whole sample) and the coefficients in Table 4 were used for setting the final equation of the score ( COGITAT — COG nitive I mpairment assessment T hrough h A ndwri T ing) and subsequently the probability of having cognitive impairment (P): COGITAT Score = 0.085 ∗ AGE – 0.654 ∗ WSSO – 0.055 ∗ WORD + 0.127 ∗ PERR P = e − 3.498 + 0.085 AGE − 0.654 WSSO − 0.055 WORD + 0.127 PERR 1 + e − 3.498 + 0.085 AGE − 0.654 WSSO − 0.055 WORD + 0.127 PERR Where: P: Probability of having cognitive impairment.

For example, even in a simple common task, as searching for a parking space, Ponnambalam and Donmez found marginally significant changes in skin conductance and heart rate, indicating an increased mental workload.

Similarly, the link between self-efficacy and self-regulation ( β = 0.435, t = 6.13***) was highly significant.

In contrast, the relationship between mindfulness and well-being exhibited a smaller coefficient and was marginally significant ( β = 0.136, t = 2.91*).

15 The coefficient is highly significant and its size is substantial: a standard deviation increase in the expected trust rate translates into a 6.7 pp increase in the probability of lying.

Note that the coefficients of interest in column (1) are relatively small and on those for fMM and fWHR are weakly significant.

Among the 293 users, users who have used the virtual knowledge community continuously for <1 year accounted for 13.65%, users for 1–2 years accounted for 36.86%, users for 3–4 years accounted for 31.74%, and users for more than 4 years accounted for 17.75%, it can be seen that, with the exception of users who have used the virtual knowledge community within 1 year, the number of users who continue to use the virtual knowledge community has increased over time and has shown a decreasing trend.

path entropies also displays the same effects for the Idiosyncratic Network and the Morphology Network (it was only marginally significant for the Base Network and therefore excluded).

A study confirmed a moderately significant effect of improved sleep on comprehensive mental health ( g + = −0.53), as well as significant improvements in depression ( g + = −0.63), anxiety ( g + = −0.51), and rumination ( g + = −0.49), and found that there was a dose–response relationship between sleep and mental health, whereby improvements in sleep quality lead to Improvement in mental health ( Scott et al., 2021 ).

Applying these approaches to families who are supporting children and adults with behaviors of concern appears to be a significant trend ( Woodcock and Page, 2010 ).

However, it should be noted that, in the case of the last two variables, the results showed a trend toward statistical significance that may have been impaired by the fewer subsamples/samples compared with the overall analysis with all the global samples of Table 1 (13 vs. 16 samples).

Hence, our marginally significant result does not comply with the findings of Mangels et al.

Interestingly, all the charts of the COOP/WONCA (physical fitness, feelings, daily activities, social activities, and change in health) showed a trend indicating an improvement in these areas of HRQoL both post-treatment and at follow-up.

Additionally, our findings confirm that adolescent-reported parent–child relationships are more likely to be significant family social resources, substantially facilitating learning engagement. 4.3 Implications The present study investigated the association between parent–child discrepancies in educational expectations and study engagement among adolescents from both the parents’ and adolescents’ perspectives.

Fourth, the diagnosis or symptom of COVID-19 of the participants may be significant moderators which was not assessed in this study.